[1]http://hacking4defense.stanford.edu/dodic-problems.html
   "National Security Agency (NSA)
   To be provided"
   This incubator for contracted solutions to whatever has provided an
   world rw google doc for helping Stanford students organize into
   participatory groups.
   [2]https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oXvCSrFzr2PoIDvOmQPaloJN_JxX
   FpwXNFluYATTaFw/edit?usp=sharing
   *Don't do anything disruptive here.
   +1 to the Palantir employees who are already in it to win it.
   Perhaps the rest of the project will be conducted on world r/w google
   drive?
   -Travis
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   From: Yosem Companys <[3]companys@stanford.edu>
   Date: Mon, Jan 18, 2016 at 8:55 PM
   Subject: [liberationtech] MS&E 297: Hacking for Defense (New Course
   Spring 2016)
   To: Liberation Technologies <[4]liberationtech@lists.stanford.edu>
   Cc: Kimberly Diane Chang <[5]kdchang@stanford.edu>
   From: Kimberly Diane Chang <[6]kdchang@stanford.edu>

   MS&E 297 - Hacking for Defense
   Solving National Security Issues with the Lean Launchpad
   Interested in Entrepreneurship? Innovating at speed? Helping to make
   the world a better place? Working closely with members of the military
   and government to solve real, important problems?
   Then consider applying for MS&E 297 - Hacking for Defense.  A new class
   in Spring 2016 with a teaching team led by Steve Blank and
   including Tom Byers (Professor MS&E), Joe Felter (CISAC Senior Research
   Scholar), and Pete Newell (Managing Partner BMNT Partners).  In the
   class, students will apply the Lean Launchpad methodology to problems
   proposed or approved by Department of Defense/Intelligence Community
   sponsors.
   Some of the problems already approved include:

   Humanitarian Assistance / Disaster Relief Mobile and Web based App
   (National Defense University)

   Distributed, Disposable, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance
   (Commander US Navy 7th Fleet)

   Virtual Advice and Assistance Toolkit for IEDs (Joint Improvised Threat
   Defense Agency)

   Wearable Sensors and Apps for Divers (Naval Special Warfare Group 3)

   Interested in solving a problem not listed here but potentially related
   to the government or military? Contact the teaching team.
   To learn more, visit our website: [7]hacking4defense.stanford.edu
   To receive updates about upcoming info sessions and brown bag lunches.
   Join our [8]Facebook group or sign up on our [9]email list.
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References

   1. http://hacking4defense.stanford.edu/dodic-problems.html
   2. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oXvCSrFzr2PoIDvOmQPaloJN_JxXFpwXNFluYATTaFw/edit?usp=sharing
   3. mailto:companys@stanford.edu
   4. mailto:liberationtech@lists.stanford.edu
   5. mailto:kdchang@stanford.edu
   6. mailto:kdchang@stanford.edu
   7. http://hacking4defense.stanford.edu/
   8. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1556101194680136/
   9. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ZHM-ahQGIIYRCxyS2aP0XgIHwG-NF7oDJuF3LiESQxk/viewform?usp=send_form
  10. https://mailman.stanford.edu/mailman/listinfo/liberationtech
  11. mailto:companys@stanford.edu
  12. https://twitter.com/tbiehn
  13. http://www.linkedin.com/in/travisbiehn
  14. http://github.com/tbiehn
  15. http://www.travisbiehn.com/
  16. https://plus.google.com/+TravisBiehn